>> so hanson was the worst spy in u.s. history.ng for for over two decades, 22 years spying for the russians. and the reason he got away with it so long is he innovated in the way he spied. he stole data, he stole from computer systems at a time when the fbi wasn't ready to protect against an internal mole stealing from those systems. >> so what message did you have to use to figure out what was going on? what tipped you off? >> we learned about hanson because a source, a former kgb officer who had stolen a fire years earlier and kept it in his attic sold it to the fbi at the very twilight of hanson's career. but we didn't have enough to arrest him. we needed to fill the case around him. so we created a room in fbi headquarters called the information assurance section and flattered him into taking the job of creating cyber security for the fbi. and they found the only other guy who knew how to hunt spies and turn that computer on and it ended up being me at 26 years old. >> i think we remember those days when you were the young guy

victory davis hanson, senior fellow, at hoover institution. stanford university.ional review, contributor and best selling author, his new book "the case for trump," great to have you with us, we recommend this to our nation, a great book, a great author, a great american, so good to have you here. >> thank you for having he. lou: start with one of my favorite quotes to put it in context, you wrote -- from never before, in the history of the presidency, had a commander in chief earned a ain't antipathy,e majority of holders of nation's accumulated personal wealth and permanent federal bureaucracy. i am not sure who wasn't in that alignment, that array, assembled against this president. but you nailed it. it is incredible to think it persists more than two years after he was sworn into office. >> yeah, i think, you know for a guy who was supposed to be a renegade, 80% of his message of standard conservatism. deregulation, and more energy. but 4 or 5 of those issues that we probably agree oyou have to have sovereignty, that meant you have to close the border and add

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years ago hanson warned of the bureau's inadd questiequate. >> i go into this in detail in gray day, and i use the 2016 election as a benchmark for what it's going to look like in the future. during that election attack, russia was able to use a number of different sophisticated methods to get into people's e-mail accounts, get into computer systems, and cause a massive amount of damage. they're continuing to do it. so can i throw a statistic out? during the 2018 elections, right, the midterm elections, a threat research company, cyber carbon black, a company i work with, we did an analysis of the dark web. the dark web where all the bad guys sell their data and found 81 million voter records out of databases from 20 different states for sale. now, if you buy that, you know the names of the people and who they might vote for, you can send very targeted influence campaigns against them. that's just in 2018, and i don't see that we've taken good steps to protect ourselves since then. so i'm very worried for 2020. >> just i want to ask you personally, you left the bureau after taking ha

hanson has received cards from 47 states and six countries. >> can't believe it. 2,000 now, and a bunch in there yet. got one from the white house i haven't opened. >> hanson joined the military when he was just 17. he's one of the few surviving crew members of the "mississippi." >>> there's an incredible story of survival from oregon thanks condint. a man survived five days trapped in the snow on a diet of taco sauce packets in his car. jeremy taylor and his dog were driving last sunday when his vehicle got stuck in the snow. he didn't have a cell phone and stayed warm by periodically starting the engine. rescuers found him on friday. he and his dog were in good condition. taylor said he was a bit hungry. he posted a comment on facebook thanking everyone who helped rescue him. >>> an estimated 8,000 gathered in a town in northern italy for the battle of oranges. tons of oranges will be thrown during the battle that continues through tuesday. the origins of the food fight date back to around 1200 a.d. and revolt against a baron that resulted in his ouster and crea

i setup thejosh hanson trust in josh's name, cope with. hope in the future to cope with trauma, victims and families, whatever i could do, really, to avoid grieving. so you try to do constructive, positive things that keep you busy? i want to makejosh proud every single day, he would be saying, go on, mum. go out there and do it. he was a “— on, mum. go out there and do it. he wasa ——a on, mum. go out there and do it. he was a —— a wonderful young man, very kind and considerate, would do anything for his friends. that is how i brought my children appendage is what i do, there is too much room for anger and not enough room for love and compassion. —— how i brought my children up and it is what i do. antoin inspired many people in his community, he set up a business at the age of 18 to help young people develop skills and retire to their goals. every day, like everybody in this room, every pa re nt like everybody in this room, every parent that has lost, it is like groundhog day. you remember the screen, the identification of the body. the h

victor davis hanson, we thank you. we appreciate it. buckle up.ths since the great one mark levin has been on this program. he will talk about the democratic's latest insane wild proposals and also you're going to meet a man named matthew charles. he was the first person. from prison because president trump kept another promise, prison reform that so many other presidents didn't keep that promise. he's having a hard time finding a place to live. we want to help him. kim kardashian is helping him. we'll explain. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray only relieves 6 symptoms, claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. jushis local miracle ear t at helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn

victor davis hanson, we thank you. we appreciate it. buckle up.onths since the great one, mark levin, has been on this program. he will talk about the democrats' latest insane, wild proposals and later you're going to meet a man named matthew charles.oi he was the first person freed from prison because president trump kept another promise, prison reform that so many other presidents didn't keep that promise. he's having a hard time finding a place to live. we want to help him. kim kardashian is helping him. we'll explain. ♪ kim kardashian is helping him. we'll ♪ >> we should have national voting and that means get rid of the electoral college. >> i think i'm open to the discussion. there's no question that the popular vote has been diminished in terms of making the final decision about who the president of the united states is and we need to deal with that.he >> would you support getting rid of the electoral college? >> absolutely. >> i've been for lowering the voting age to 16. it's important to capture kids when they are in high school and they

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strain in figures like pauline hanson as. well so i think wouldn't be that much of a surprise that in fact this attack reminds me of the attack which was carried out by the norwegian. who carried out a similar attack if you recall in norway against immigrants and also against the muslims one fortunately we do have this rise in what we call white supremacy terrorism. that's why that i think is the correct or accurate name a more accurate description which we should give to it yeah i mean the prime minister she was very clear about new zealand being a nation is a proud nation with over two hundred ethnicities so the shock was very clear coming from the woods that she said she said a country was chosen as an it's an example of multiculturalism diversity and acceptance what do you think about her comments. while i think that you know in addition to those comments those comments of course if you look at the images indian chief seem to be very much. affected there was an emotional touch to her remarks there's no doubt about it but

here's tom hanson. >> reporter: a new review shows at-home tests are effective for colorectal cancer in average-risk people. the research looked at more than 30 studies on tests called f.i.t.s which need to be done annually. >> reporter: there are different ways of getting screened. one of them is the colonscopy, and that is a great choice for a lot of people. but for the people who don't want the colonoscopy, know that there are alternatives. one of those alternatives is the e >>eporter:urrent, on% peoplsh getting screened for colorectal cancer are getting tested. cbs news chief medical correspondent, dr. jon lapook, is a gastroenterologist. he says the hope is access to less-invasive and intimidating tests will increase screening rates. >> the main highlight is that f.i.t. seems to be a pretty good test for picking up colon cancer. it's a less-good test for picking up colon polyps, but it certainly beats doing nothing. >> reporter: with colon cancer increasing in younger people, last year, the american cancer society began recommending that average-risk adults start screening at 45

victor davis hanson, we always love having you. thank you, sir.ome back, update spray jussie smollett, massive, the biggest ever college as you mention bribery cases. alan dershowitz, judge alex herrera join us. our villain of the day, by the way, isn going to combat climae change. interesting. ♪ ♪ >> sean: breaking news tonight, joining his life from our west coast newsroom with very latest on the scandal unfolding, the largest in history of this alleged collegee admissions game, as well as news from the ongoing jussie smollett case, fox news correspondent trace gallagher. while mike brey that shocked a lot of people. >> operation varsity blues began in 2011 and ended last month, where 33 parents so far. anyway from 200,000 to $6.5 million to get their kids $6into elite colleges. court records say the parents paid the college and career advisor named william singer, who in turn would bribe coaches and administrators, even testing centers. the goal was to either cheat to inflate s.a.t. and act scores or make nonathletes into star athletes. for exa

hanson is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and he immigration policy might tell us that hands during his. stay with us. want to change the hard way in this country to thank one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infosys. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polls. based on. the nice. things she does so. gently. and. thank. you tony. and in the audience roger malone a pro-gun because. his cools the sauce to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. too hot and what i thought so. here . is the public face of gun rights a stray or. rather molly from. we don't have al brought says god i honestly thought looted and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the meantime a little a social media. project has a reputation for high level connections within the pro-gun community in the united states including senior executives such as chris cox from the national rifle

tracy hanson's 21—year—old son josh was eight out of one.d sonjosh was stabbed on a night out in london. amy morgan's son, tyler, was stabbed through the heart. he was 16. juliette murray's 18—year—old son nathan was stabbed to death outside a supermarket in london. jessica plummer‘s from finsbury park in london is morning after the murder of her son, who was i7. pauline darcy's son, daniel, was stabbed in a nightclub in coventry in the early hours of mother's day. he was 18, and his sister, sophie, is also here. michelle mcphillips‘s son was 28 when he was stabbed outside the town hall in islington in london. deborah leonard's 22—year—old son, alexander, was attacked in birmingham. he was stabbed through the heart. kate green stuart's son was murdered in east london. he was 21. elaine donnelly is here. she is the co—founder of operation shutdown, and she'd explain what that is in a few moments. karen johnson's and she'd explain what that is in a few moments. karenjohnson‘s son, ashley, was out with friends in leicester when he was stabbed i

pulling hanson's one nation party has developed an official gun policy. that proposes a softening of the strict gun the english the destroy you put in place following a message from in the town of port arthur in ninety ninety six but in secretly recorded meetings steve dixon promised to work to reverse the laws if we don't understand people are going to go god help them to get him. to talk of them to get him politically correct puff and if it is it's one portion or you know it will poison the whole unless we stop it while peter charlie joins us now live from sydney a pizza after what's just happened in new zealand what sort of reaction has your investigation how it's been a strain leah. it's had an absolutely immense reaction here front page news in every newspaper leading story and every television and radio reports the prime minister and the attorney general have both commented on it the attorney general says there needs to be an inquiry or investigation into into the revelations it's just a very very large story here it's taken a story of a storm and l

pulling hanson's one nation party has developed an official gun policy. that proposes a softening of the strict gun when wish to destroy you put in place following a messenger in the town of port arthur in nine hundred ninety six but in secretly recorded meetings steve dixon promised to work to reverse the laws if we don't times people are going to go will god help them to get him out of not having gotten to talk of them to get him politically correct puff.

sunday night, historian victor davis hanson talks about his book the case at themp, which looks campaign, election and presidency of donald trump. he is interviewed by former virginia republican congressman dave brad. know -- they quite anticipated their democracy by about 15 years, got ahead of it. even if they had the demography they want, they are not quite sure how to make people vote monolithically according to their skin color, rather than their continental character. dilemma,hey are in a meanwhile donald trump, being crafty, is going around the back and saying you in detroit and newark and bakersfield, i'm going to get you better jobs in a way that they never did say don't have to tell anybody you are voting for me, just go in and vote. 90% african-american voter, they can't avoid any hemorrhaging. watch book tv on c-span two. thehis is anita mcbride, executive president and former chief of staff for laura bush. welcome. >> thank you so much for having me. thee're talking with current first lady. can you talk about the be best initiative? found really gratifying was that it was co

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pulling hanson's one nation party has developed an official gun policy. that proposes a softening of the strict gun lewis the destroy you put in place following a message from in the town of port arthur in nine hundred ninety six but in secretly recorded meetings steve dixon promised to work to reverse the laws if we don't constantly people are going to hurt us to go got them got to know that they got him to talk of them to get him a politically correct bum and if it is if one portion or you know it will poison our whole life we stop it before charlie al-jazeera sydney. enter thomas has more from sydney. the revelations are still dominating the news here in australia this is the front page of one paper scorched and loaded now that refers to the two one nation officials who were caught on camera trying to get money out of the us gun lobby now saying that when they were filmed they were drunk they drank too much whisky too much scotch by the filmmaker from al-jazeera who made this program says that's just not true at all he filmed hours of footage of them i

pulling hanson's one nation party has developed an official gun policy. that proposes a softening of the strict gun laws the destroy you put in place following a messenger in the town of port arthur in nine hundred ninety six but in secretly recorded meetings steve dixon promised to work to reverse the laws if we don't times thing people are going to go. god help them to get him out of not having gotten to talk of them to get him politically correct puff and if it is it for poison or you know it will poison our whole life we stop it before charlie al-jazeera sydney. the u.s. is struggling with an opioid addiction epidemic that's killed more than two hundred thousand people in two decades now a company blamed for helping fuel that crisis has agreed to pay two hundred seventy million dollars in fines al-jazeera as alan fischer reports it is a new day in oklahoma. and for the nation in our battle against addiction. it's estimated one hundred thirty americans die every day from an opioid overdose the president has declared it a public health emergency nobody

pulling hanson's one nation party has developed an official gun policy. that proposes a softening of the strict gun which the destroy you put in place following a messenger in the town of port arthur in nine hundred ninety six but in secretly recorded meetings steve dixon promised to work to reverse the laws if we don't come saying people are going to go go god help them to get out of not having guns to talk of them to get him politically correct puff and if it is it's one portion or you know it will poison our whole unless we stop it before charlie al-jazeera sydney. well speaking to us earlier from sydney peter charlie says the one nation parties facing intense public scrutiny in australia. ments reaction here front page news in every newspaper leading story on every television and radio reports the prime minister and the attorney general have both commented on it the attorney general says there needs to be an inquiry or investigation into the into the revelations it's just a very very large story here it's taken a story of us still there is a great sen

tom -- former acting ice director and fox news contributor, richard david hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution and doe neck presley and byron york is with us, chief political correspondent at the washington examiner, also a fox news contributor. i've got to start with you, paul. the gall of the county officials in san jose to turn around and try to blame i.c.e. when we just showed the audience that their stamp was on that document. is it stunning, are you surprised? >> well, i tell you what i am. i'm sick to my stomach. four months before bambi was murdered all they had to do was pick up the phone and call authorities and that didn't happen. and now we're here today. let me tell you, it's simple for us. the american police officer thinks, if you commit a violent crime and you're indicted, and you're undocumented, you do your time and then you're deported. >> laura: bambi larson was 59 years old. the scenes from the crime, the crime scene, it was brutal according to the reporting. bloody footsteps. the injury to her body, injuries, were with a jagged instrument. the suspect w

we didn't learn much in the fbi over the hanson scandal.hase those of the sort of things that bill barrgeneral, the senate judiciary committee can all look at. >> sean: sara, you get the last word. >> i think the most important thing is that attorney general barr investigate, that we wait for michael horowitz's report and that we bring people to justice who have abused the system. sean, if we don't do this, then what are we? what do we stand on? how can we guarantee that the next administration this won't happen. we can't, as americans we have to demand that and hope that president trump to classifies those documents. >> sean: william barr does his job, i hope is's right. we will see. i'm not sure i trust mueller's team, never have. when we come back you will meet the tech millionaire, the one who helped ocasio-cortez literally into becoming the leader of the democratic party, trace gallagher, full report a villain of the day and your mail straight ahead. by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progres

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and i guess i have to disagree with what victor davis hanson said which is i don't think mueller hasre and i don't think the fact that his team was, perhaps, filled with a bunch of people who were supposedly democrats is in hindsight a black mark. if anything, that fortifies the president's position right now. which is like, you know, even this guy who is expecter couldn't find collusion on him. the dangling piece here is the no exoneration on obstruction. democrats have to think really carefully about pursuing that that gets into relitigating the whole comey firing which is supposedly the source of the obstruction and that leads down a very, very deep rabbit hole. and i think speaker pelosi has said we are not going to impeach. if you are not going to impeach, what's the point of pursuing that obstruction. that's a tough one for them. >> bret: kimberly, we found out today that the attorney general found out three weeks prior to the report coming out that mueller was not going to reach a conclusion on obstruction. that surprised both barr and rosenstein. we heard alan dershowitz and

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on a straight news queensland coast synod to pauline hanson is addressing supporters of who conservative political party one nation. and i'll take action as that eat up i'm just there on and i'll just have you. with the federal election looming senator hansen is honing her message to destroy your is in trouble. what i meant was. that this chair os. i am and century. hansen is a senator leading a populist right wing kanzi that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and he immigration policy might tell us that hands during his. a.g.'s office. want to change the hard way in this country to thank one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infos. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polls. based on. the nice and healthy things she does so. gently. and. thank. you tony. and in the audience roger malone approach that picture to. his calls to source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. and what i thought so. here. is the public face of gun rights astray oh. my god brother molly from. we don't have al brought says

pulling hanson's one nation party has developed an official gun policy. that proposes a softening of the strict gun lewis the destroy you put in place following a message from in the town of port arthur in ninety ninety six but in secretly recorded meetings steve dixon promised to work to reverse the laws if we don't understand people are going to go dark help them get him. to talk of them to get politically correct and if it is for poison or you know it will poison our whole life we stop it before charlie al-jazeera sydney. twelve years after the civil war and a pall ended some of the victims are still waiting for justice a process put in place to deal with the crimes committed has made little progress leaving for their safety in a stretch there has more from katmandu. supporters of the maoist rebels who fought the government forces for ten years gathered in the capital on wednesday to celebrate the anniversary of what was known as the people's war the conflict began in one nine hundred ninety six when maoists launched a campaign against the country's co

pulling hanson's one nation party has developed an official gun policy. that proposes a softening of the strict gun loose the destroy you put in place following a message from in the town of port arthur in nine hundred ninety six but in secretly recorded meetings steve dixon promised to work to reverse the laws if we don't understand people are going to go dark help them get out of not having guns to talk of them to get politically correct and if it is poison or you know it will poison our whole life we stop it before charlie al-jazeera sydney and i'm sure thomas our correspondent in sydney has been following up on the reaction. the revelations are still dominating the news here in australia this is the front page of one paper unloaded now that refers to the two one nation officials who were caught on camera trying to get money out of the us gun lobby now saying that when they were filmed they were drunk they drank too much whisky too much scotch by the filmmaker from al-jazeera who made this program says that's just not true at all he filmed hours of foo

past ten or twenty years it was the the the formation of the one nation like you founded by pauline hanson who was famous for the dress in the issue of asian immigration in australia and you know on the other hand we've seen a fair bit of islamophobia in australia too in recent years partly in the wake of the terrorist attacks muslim terrorist attacks carried out you know australia in recent years so whether terran was influenced by by these attacks in any way or water but we just don't know but in the hopefully we'll get more of a sense of what actually happened what is thinking was in the days and weeks ahead roger thank you so much for your insights roger maynard there a journalist in sydney australia for. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today algerians have taken to the streets for more protests against longtime president abilities beautifully deep backtracked on his decision to stand for a fifth term but stopped short of stepping down protesters say the eighty two year old is no longer fit to lead the country which has really been seen in public sinc

house speakers have said i think people like the one nation party and pauline hanson they provide a political atmosphere of encouraging rice ism of encouraging xenophobia of charging prices stripes and steerer top end of same the rise this is like what other sort of gun control an outage or anything that we've seen the rise of the right wing and both countries really following a similar path of the united states and by south governments have been reluctant to do anything to stop the radicalization of what supreme assists and by the countries and the government actually. i think is an easier using the cheese but he was originally from the strike. i'm just wondering peter as you were making this documentary mass shootings were happening during a period of making this documentary. and you were getting more and more examples as you were actually filming what's the takeaway for years from this film as people watching it because you had no idea that there would be a mass shooting in new zealand that would happen but now people are using your film in looking at the film as an example of what possibl

on a visit to washington last attempt by a team from pauline hanson's one nation party help from the n.r.a. in order to changes trillions strict gun control laws in the country where you live on this. in a series of meetings one nation was given advice on how best to prepare a stranger for a change to its laws i think beneficial they are and they take steps in the right direction to start providing protection to people and again that. i would get. a look at australia astray or severely restricted the sale of semi automatic and automatic guns following a massacre in the tasmanian town of port arthur in one thousand nine hundred six. thirty five people were murdered by a gunman using an a r fifteen assault rifle six hundred fifty thousand weapons were confiscated and destroyed you probably don't really get called to wipe out a national gun ban overnight but if you can work around the margins were there goes eight improve the lives of going on a daily basis it does demonstrate and we begin tonight in the gives hope you can start making a difference in a break down the narrative so that

he is suspected of the murder of 21—year—old josh hanson, who was stabbed to death in a bar in hillingdonhe hull student whose body was found in the humber estuary on wednesday, has paid an emotional tribute to her "beautiful girl" and said no family should have to endure what hers has gone through. the 21—year—old's body was found, 7 weeks after she went missing, following a night out on the 1st of february. humberside police is treating her death as a potential homicide. writing on facebook, libby's mother, lisa squire said she'd lost one of the most precious things in her life, and that her heart is broken. the headlines on bbc news: hundreds of thousands of people march through central london demanding another brexit referendum. american—backed kurdish forces declare victory over islamic state after capturing the group's last remaining stronghold in eastern syria. police in west london launch a murder investigation, following the fatal stabbing of a teenager last night. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. the republic of ireland have started their euro 2020 quali

he is suspected of the murder of 21—year—old josh hanson, who was stabbed to death in a bar in hillingdono alleged collusion between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign. special counsel robert mueller submitted his long awaited report yesterday after a two year inquiry. republicans claim it vindicates president trump. here's our north america correspondent chris buckler. four months for special counsel robert mueller has been investigating the election of a president to the theory of donald trump and with this final report now delivered, this man. the us attorney general is deciding what should be made public. william barrow left for the department ofjustice tomorrow, he is hoping to release the main findings this weekend. the key questions are whether the trump campaign colluded with russia during the 2016 election and whether the president tried to obstructjustice. donald trump didn't appear too worried to date. he was golfing at one of his courses in florida and he has been consistent in his position. there was no collusion, no obstruction, everybody knows it. during robert

he is suspected of the murder of 21—year—old josh hanson, who was stabbed to death in a bar in hillingdonre, the hull student whose body was found in the humber estuary on wednesday, has paid an emotional tribute to her "beautiful girl" and said no family should have to endure what hers has gone through. the 21—year—old's body was found seven weeks after she went missing, following a night out on the 1st of february. humberside police is treating her death as a "potential homicide". writing on facebook, libby's mother, lisa squire said she'd lost one of the most precious things in her life, and that her heart is broken. bbc news has learned that the family of mark duggan, who was shot dead by a metropolitan police officer, is suing the force for damages. an inquest jury found that he was lawfully killed. the shooting in north london in august 2011, led to riots across england. keith doyle reports. the family of mark duggan have campaigned for the police to be held responsible for his death. mr duggan, who was 29, was shot and killed by officers who were trying to arrest him in north londo

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pulling hanson's one nation party has developed an official gun policy. that proposes a softening of the strict gun really wish to destroy you put in place following a massacre in the town of port arthur in ninety ninety six but in secretly recorded meetings steve dixon promised to work to reverse the laws if we don't constantly people are going to try to go dark then to get him out of not having guns to talk to them to get him the politically correct problem and if it is it's one portion or you know it will not hold much we stop peter charlie al-jazeera sydney and you can watch the full program from al-jazeera is investigative unit how to sell a lot sicker on al-jazeera on thursday the twenty eighth of march at six g.m.t. then israel his opposition leader is urging his supporters to protest this weekend against the latest nationwide blackout which is dragging into a third day. one says the blackout has affected ninety one percent of the country it's the second major power outage this month president says the u.s. and the venezuelan opposition of sabotagi

tracey hanson's 21—year—old son josh was stabbed on a night out in london.abbed through the heart. he 16 when he died. juliet murray's 18—year—old son nathan was stabbed to death outside a supermarket in london. jessica plummerfrom finsbury park in london is mourning after the murder of her son shaquan, who was 17. pauline darcy's son daniel was stabbed in a nightclub in coventry in the early hours of mother's day. he was 18. his sister sophie is also here. michelle mcphilips‘ sonjj was 28 when he was stabbed outside the town hall in islington in london. deborah leonard's 22—year—old son alexander was attacked in birmingham — he was stabbed through the heart. kay green—stewart's son lamar was murdered in east london. lamar was 21. elaine donnelly is herer and she is the co—founder elaine donnelly is here and she is the co—founder of operation shutdown and she will explain what that is in a few minutes‘ time. karenjohnson‘s son ashley was out with friends in leicester when he was stabbed in the back. it happened last year. also here is lucy martindale. she's

the past ten or twenty years it was the the formation of the one nation you found the body pauline hanson who was famous for the dress in the issue of asian immigration in australia and you know on the other hand we've seen a fair bit of islamophobia in australia too in recent years partly in the wake of the terrorist attacks muslim terrorist attacks carried out you know australian in recent years so whether terror was influenced by or by these attacks in any way or water but we just don't know but in the hopefully we'll get more of a sense of what actually happened what is thinking was in the days and weeks ahead roger thank you so much for your insights roger maynard there a journalist in sydney australia. well to talk more about how this is going down in australia i'm joined here by anthony howard from g.w. news who himself is from australia tell us antony we've heard from governor of officials already in australia commenting on this horrible attack but what about the general citizenry what do they make of it well i think the shock and the horror as this man faces court tomorrow it onc